By Anonymous
May 26, 2004 -- Any auto mechanic who has used a creeper knows the frustration of rolling into a stray nut or bolt; it's like an unforseen panic stop. Inventor Bob Butler knows all about that problem...
While lying on his creeper doing some welding under a car, a blob of hot metal burned its way down his shirt sleeve. In trying to make a hasty retreat, the creeper wheels locked up on some small bolts sitting in the path of escape, leaving him no choice but to slide off the stalled creeper, and get to the first aid kit.
That incident gave Bob the idea for "Creeper Sweeper" self-sweeping casters. They feature a nylon brush that clears debris out of the way, so the wheels keep rolling, instead of getting locked up.
"It's very frustrating to be rolling on creeper, only to be stopped dead by some tiny object that gets wedged under a wheel. Creeper Sweepers keep this from happening " said Butler.
Creeper Sweeper Casters were recently featured in Hot Rod, Popular Mechanics, and Car Craft magazines. In addition, they received Honorable Mention in this years Invent Now America contest.
For additional information: http://www.creepersweeper.com
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By Anonymous
CONTACT:
Lillian R. Butler
The Living Foods Workshop
745 St. Nicholas Avenue
Suite 2R
New York, NY 10031
212-875-7112
Email: vegpat@yahoo.com
THE LIVING FOODS WORKSHOP HOSTS AN OPEN HOUSE PARTY
January 19, 2003 at the Riverside Church, 91 Claremont Avenue, 10th Floor, New York, NY., 4:00-8:00 p.m., $20. With all the buzz about living and raw foods, this is your opportunity to see for yourself what it is all about. If you want to lose weight and keep it off, reverse signs of aging, increase energy and vitality, have better digestion, learn how to eat healthier, prevent disease and improve your overall quality of life, adding more living foods to your diet is the key.
This is your opportunity to learn about living foods and the Living Foods Workshop, mingle with like-minded people, listen to personal testimonies and understand the power of living foods, and experience delicious live food cuisine that is wholesome, soulful and full of love, in an atmosphere infused with warmth, friendship, caring, creativity and gaiety.
At the Living Foods Workshop you will learn what living foods consist of, how to cleanse your body of toxins with living foods, how to gradually incorporate living foods into your current diet, how to prepare living foods to obtain optimal nutrition, and learn tried-and-true food alternatives to fit your lifestyle. Workshops are held monthly from 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in New York City. Tuition is $125/Advance, $150/Door and includes workbook and lunch.
Lillian Butler and Eddie Robinson started the Living Foods Workshop in June 2002. Their enlightened journey began with Ms. Butler’s initial visit to the Ann Wigmore Institute in Puerto Rico where she learned how to live the Living Foods Lifestyle™. It didn’t take her long to realize that the Living Foods Lifestyle was the answer to her digestive problems, Lillian immediately adopted the Lifestyle and so did her husband, Eddie. For the last 4 years they have willingly been sharing their knowledge and experience with everyone they meet. Now it’s your turn. You won’t be disappointed.
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New York, NY August 6, 2004 -- “A Sexy Love Fest” features a collection of dramatic poetry, three one-acts and black and white photography by actress Kimberly Scott (“Soul Food” on Showtime and “The Unites States of Leland”). Serving a raw and honest depiction, “A Sexy Love Fest” is seasoned with hilarious humor with sexy twists, while exploring how love is perceived, received, made and played in the real world. The piece was first performed at The Complex on theatre row in Hollywood, CA. Most of the Los Angeles cast will perform in the New York production.
Ishmael Butler is a new and welcomed addition to the cast. Since his days with Digable Planets, Butler has formed the critically-acclaimed, funkafied-Hip Hop group, Cherrywine. He has also been garnering rave reviews as an actor in the short film “I Am Ali” and the feature “Men Without Jobs”.
Hollywood theatre-goers hailed “A Sexy Love Fest” as “amazing” and exclaimed, “They hit on every emotion…I was laughing hysterically one minute and crying the next. I have never seen such a talented and beautiful cast assembled in one production.”
New Jersey native Cindy Malika was a regular on the Off Broadway and Off-Off Broadway theatre scene, as well as the theatre touring circuit, before moving to Los Angeles in 1998. She is a Staff Director for The Coleman & Smith Artistic Company in Hollywood and has been honored with several awards for her work there. Malika is also a free-lance TV producer, lending her talent and skills to shows such as “Teen Summit”, “Mike’s World”, a Brand Jordan sponsored show, “Lyric Café” and “The 18th Annual Stellar Gospel Awards Preshow” for BET and currently “Cuttin Up” and “The Hook Up” on ESPN2. She can be seen on screen at several film festivals in the short film “Love Aquarium”, directed by acclaimed hyphenate kA’RAMUU KUSH.
The Playwrights Horizons is located at 416 West 42nd Street (between 9th and 10th Avenues). Performances are Thursday through Sunday at 8:00 PM, $18.00. The Nuyorican Poets Café is located at 236 East 3rd Street (between Avenues B and C), and the matinee is on Sunday, August 29th at 4:00 PM, $15.00. For tickets to performances at The Playwrights Horizons call 212-279-4200 or go to www.ticketcentral.com. For the Nuyorican Poets Café visit www.nuyorican.org.
For more information, please visit www.cindymalika.com.
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